HTML CSS examples for HTML Tag:input
The password value for the type attribute creates an input element for entering a password.
The following table lists the additional attributes that are available when the type attribute is set to password.
Many of the attributes are shared with the text type and work in the same way.
Attribute | Description |
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maxlength | Specifies the maximum number of characters that the user can enter into the password box. |
pattern | Specifies a regular expression pattern for the purposes of input validation. |
placeholder | Specifies a hint to the user as to the kind of input that you expect. |
readonly | If present, this attribute makes the password box read-only, and the user cannot edit the content. |
required | Specifies that the user must enter a value for the purposes of input validation. |
size | Specifies the width of the element, expressed as the number of characters that are visible in the password box. |
value | Specifies the initial value for the password. |
Using the password Type
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